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Woah! Stop right there... My "Leaving the Scene" post was a joke, I thought it would be a chance for us to have some fun after some of the rather dull flame-fests that have been on the boards lately. It seems from the few replies before the topic was locked that most people didn't get the joke...

In the discussions lately it has become apparent to me that I am actually the cause of a lot of the problems in the GP32 scene. The mod instructions that I've put up at cobbleware.com have been used by people to extend their GP32s, and some evil bastards have even been peddling GP32s pre-modded...

Try Kobo Deluxe. It's a kind of "enhanced Bosconian" and it's available for all sorts of platforms. And it's really good! :) There was a beta of the game available for GP32 not so long ago... it was looking pretty good but it wasn't actually playable yet, sadly I haven't heard any more about...

Drumaster: You are being unduly harsh on GBax. They didn't give Yoyo a Zodiac so that he would code for it, they offered it as a prize in a competition which Yoyo happened to win. If I had been a better coder, maybe I would have won the Zodiac. And I'd have been damned grateful for the new toy...

Hi fdave, I don't think that increasing the length on your sound buffer would make any difference unless the problem was that your DMA buffer was starving, it shouldn't really affect the memory bandwidth use? But from your numbers, it sounds like your sample rate is 44100Hz - is that right? If...

Hi Tobriand! The absolute resolution of the mod is 3.3V / 1024, or about 3.2mV. However, many things affect this and you will never get that resolution. First, the analog reference is the 3.3V rail, which may be be off by up to a couple of percent, or (say) 50mV. Then there are standard ADC...

If the mod isn't there, you should read 0 but remember that it's an input that's not terminated so it will pick up noise easily... you could get anything. I forgot to say, the resistor in my mod was 3900 ohms, it's not too critical, but probably keep it between 2700 ohms and 4700 ohms. It...

Hi SvOlli, I presume you're talking about measuring the battery voltage, using the mod I posted pictures for a few days ago. It's very simple, but probably worth you reading section 16 of the S3C2400 User manual. The registers you need for the ADC are called ADCCON and ADCDAT, they should be...

I made a mod to read the battery voltage... This connects the battery voltage to AIN3. I've even made a version of doom that displays the battery charge as a head-up display! Of course, it's as useless as last season's useless thing because people aren't going to bother doing such a trivial...

Hi all, In Rockout's recent poll about who prefers fGen32 or Gigadrive, there were some comments about Gigadrive having better compatibility. I'd like to know which games work on Gigadrive but not on fGen32 (and vice versa) - this sort of information can be useful to make both emulators better...

Well I can't vote because I've been working on fGen :) But I'm interested in the comments about Gigadrive having better compatibility... Without wanting to steal Rockout's topic, could people please let us know what works on Gigadrive but doesn't on fGen? I can't see any reason for the...

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From my (not 100% trustworthy :)) information, it's connected to pin 24 on the SMC connector, which is "SMC_INSERT". That is, it doesn't sound very useful...

Well, sounds to me like you're going to struggle to get anywhere with them. You're obnoxious, racist, and only semi-literate. Why would anyone want to deal with you? I'd recommend calming down, and writing lik-sang an e-mail in the best English you can manage, explaining all of the details, not...

Sorry, I should have mentioned: the diode in chn's picture is a replacement, it's not the original. Note that you can't tell anything about them from looking at the package type, because they all look the same. If you can read what's written on them then *sometimes* you'll get useful...

OK, I checked in my GP32 and it's a 3.6V Zener diode. Now the interesting thing is that it's on the 3.3V rail, which means that it's only acting as an over-voltage clamp. So, in the long run, go ahead and get a 3.6V Zener diode to connect in there (you'll probably find it easier to find a leaded...

Pip and Rockout, get a grip! Akuma no Houkon has contributed heaps to this scene, and your petty complaints are really bad form. Guess what - Akuma no Houkon, like most of us, has a personality: and like any group of people with different personalities, not everyone will along like a house on...

The sound static is caused by a memory bandwidth prioritisation problem in the CPU, and as Samsung haven't released a "A" rev CPU or so, it won't have been fixed in the BLU. Then again, the Gamepark SDK is a horrible piece of work with regard to sound... I have done DMA sound on many projects...

The fact is, if the Power light came on, you had the polarity correct. LED's won't light with the wrong polarity! Next problem is, what was the voltage? If the voltage was wrong (either because you had the adapter set wrong, or it's a fault adapter) then you could have real problems. If it...

I'd prefer Hooka to be the Dame Edna Everage of the GP32 scene... especially with some horn-rimmed glasses! :D